Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-20

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Charsh On Thursday evening lask Are
sale wzs condaosed BY 3 n EslsoB aud
resrsshmsnts ssrysd b Rev. ard Mrs
Olander.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. @. Owen, Who for the
pass month has besn visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. n. d. Ballard Of this city, left last
Thursday 70 visit for q few days Mrs.
Ezra Meeker Of Puyallnp. prior 20 their
returning 70 their home in Lincolr,
GsoFaskR.
Jadze Jones returned yesterday from
Wnataom. where be held q session OF
e0uFs for the short psFiod Of foar days
In this time, however, be vas aole 80
dispose q the Gases on the docket HIS
honor VIII r4nain In this city until the
latter part Of the m0Eth. when be Roea
to P0Ft Tovnsend.
Mrs. J. A. EpieF gave lunch party
on Thursday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
William Smith, Of Lexington. Illinois.
Iuvitsti0ns we're extended - the follow
i1x ladies: Mrs. Capfain W3ife, Mrs..
W. D. soott, Mrs DIR. Weed. Mrs. Chick.
MrA. HsfneT. Mrs Jonn kianear and
hrs. Frank Epier.
The ladies Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church
held another ssaieble last Friday even
ing sc the residence of Mrs. DAVID Allen
Ia North seattle The entertainment
Eas for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
mission IN BeIltown, and an interesting
programme was preset ted. ksfr -sh-
meHts were served during she evening.
Mr.. K. 5. Anthony. WHO has been for
he past year In Seattle IN the interests
If the Seventh Day Adventists. left last
week for Cape Colony. Souta Africa.
He goes Wis New York and London,
stopping on the Way as his hons IN Bat
lie Greek, Mich. He intends 70 reside
permanently in south Africa, eontin1-
ing his work IS an Adventist.
Seattle Lodge No. s. /. q. g. T.. held
Q social reunion a. their r0oms in North
seattle last Monday evening. After she
transaction of the regular business of
the Lodge, the hall was thrown open TO
Ihe invited guests, and the following
programme was successfully presented:
Recitation. Mr. HuFdOn; essay, Mr..
Frank Il Iunds; song. Miss Annie hall;
recitation. Mr.. II. K. Kelsey; song, Miss
Insz Denny.
On Monday Governor Squire, wife
and daHghtsr, accompanied by feW
prominent citizens, visited Fort Walla
| Walls and we're received by q salute Of
seventeen guns, seFenaded by the excel
lent band Of the Second Cavalry, and
visited az the quarters Of Gen. SwtitzeF
by the officers statioRed at the post
After an hour or two of pleasant social
intercourse the party returned 10 tows.
In the evening Governor Squire was
called upon ct his rooms IN the residences
Of ID. b. Ward by Gen. SweitzSr and
the officers, accompanied by the band
and many ladies and gentlemen from
town. The band played admirably Q
number OF selections, while the guests
INDUCED In conversation. champagne
and brief speeches for a couple OF
happy hours. Owing to the bFiefnest
of the notice and the Indictment weather
the att sndance was not ss large as il
otherwise would have BEEN WdlIa
Walls Union.
THE Rid MEN's BALL.
Owing to the iuelemenoy of the
weather the grand ball given by ths
Nosle Order Of Red Men in Port Town
send last Thursday evening vas not 81
veil ATTENDED as anticipated, At aboui
half-past the assembled guests began
l w NAtsy sANAnaSlNEu " 0u1Otnk W Tut
excellent music Furnished by Messrs
Woods, Peyser an Christian. This or
der Is erecting a spacious building or
Maple svenue, which will be completed
oy Mag l5ih. when the event will be
properly celebrated in another grad
oall,
THE PORT OF ENTRY SOCIAL CLUB.
The Port of E airy Social and Dane
ing Club assembled at Good Templar'f
Hail, ia Port Townsend, on Monday
evening, TO receive their inaugural les
sou in the art of dancing. Professor
and Mrs. II. N. Vaughn, of Seattle, were
in attendance as instructors.
This Club was recently organic ID,
and contains membership Of nearly
forty. Another entertainment is an
nounced to take place on next Thurs
day evening.